Essays on Religious Concepts

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The Biblical Prophets' Teachings on The Love of God in Social Justice

2 pages / 881 words

The prophets in Biblical times focused on admonishing and urging God’s people to righteousness, foretelling events if they repented or would not, and championing the cause of social justice. Prophets are very concerned with social justice because it reflected something deeper, the spiritual and heart...

God Social Justice

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God and Christianity

4 pages / 2046 words

Dr. Gospel Essentials Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get my essay There is vast meaning of God, as per Christianity world view. God is much more than any human...

God

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The Optimism of God During The Creation of Man in The Absolute Perfection in Man

2 pages / 1141 words

The research paper seeks to prove that upon the creation of man, God was optimistic to absolute perfection in man, but instead he was led to seek perfect righteousness in Christ. God sent his son, Jesus Christ to bring salvation to earth and change the...

God Jesus Christ

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Durkheim’s Analysis of Social Solidarity

4 pages / 2150 words

“Man cannot become attached to higher aims and submit to a rule if he sees nothing above him to which he belongs. To free him from all social pressure is to abandon him to himself and demoralize him.” (Durkheim E. , 1897) Made-to-order essay as...

Society Solidarity

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A Christian Worldview on The Conformation to God's Perspective About Goodness

2 pages / 1075 words

Introduction As the Holy Bible states, God created the entire human generation in his image and likeness. That is why Christians believe in the doctrine of the Holy Trinity which provides a basis for all social relations including gender and race. According to the biblical...

Biblical Worldview Christian Worldview God

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Faith Vs Medicine

1 page / 524 words

Issues surrounding the ability of a parent to deny medical care for their child has emerged as a contentious topic in health law policy. Parents often cite religious reasons or personal preferences for alternative medical treatments as justification to refuse medical treatment for their child....

Faith

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The Importance of Faith and a Strong Will

3 pages / 1432 words

Drawing reference from indigenous traditions and stories, there are many aspects of life that one can learn about regarding religion and theology. As much as some cases such as the Eagle boy’s case may be fictional, they open up new dimensions of living and perceptions...

Faith

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The Impact of Martyrdoms in The Sikh Faith

2 pages / 908 words

Under the new rule of Jahangir in India, a Mughal ruler, the Sikhs began to feel oppressed. The new rule targeted the Sikhs and their leader at the time, Guru Arjan Dev Jee. This oppression was felt again with the ninth leader of the Sikhs,...

Faith

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The Concept and Description of Hell in The Iliad, a Poem by Homer

2 pages / 786 words

Hell has been described as a residence for souls after death has long been a topic of discussion and debate. This notion intrigues man. It is a concept that man cannot know about except through direct experience, which, once obtained, cannot be shared. Yet this...

Hell Iliad

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A Comparison of The Black Cat by Edgar Allan Poe and The Cat from Hell by Stephen King

2 pages / 826 words

Depicted in the acclaimed short story “The Black Cat” (1843) by master of macabre, Edgar Allan Poe and “The Cat From Hell” (1977) by contemporary horror brilliance, Stephen King is a composition of suspense strategies, which engenders fear and curiosity that allows authors to manipulate...

Hell Stephen King The Black Cat

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Faith as a Part of Healing

1 page / 316 words

Throughout the years there has been many interpretation of supernatural healings offered by theologians physicians and psychologists. Some people assume that faith has always been a part of healing. This has made the meaning of supernatural healing varies in the modern society. So, they decided...

Faith

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Youth and Mortality in Herman Melville’s "On The Slain Collegians"

3 pages / 1317 words

The winds of war strike all, and just as spring blossoms are blown from the trees falling white to the ground, young men are killed in their prime by war before they are able to bear the fruit of knowledge. Herman Melville observed the pre-war...

Book Review Immortality Youth

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Order and Rightness in The Thought of Anselm of Canterbury

7 pages / 2974 words

In a theological age conscious of the damage inflicted by sin upon human reason, Anselm of Canterbury emerges as one of its greatest champions. Though his maintenance of the primacy of faith never wavered, his project was one of using the tool of reason to...

Book Review God Justice

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Analysis of The Theme of God in The Poetry of T. S. Eliot

4 pages / 1877 words

Among the fragmented layers and voices of T. S. Eliot’s The Waste Land there is a distinct cry for humanity to accept the comfort of a greater level of intelligence – God. This is dramatically reinforced in the lamenting howl of The Hollow Men. References...

God T.S. Eliot The Waste Land

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William Paley and The "Argument from Design"

2 pages / 989 words

William Paley begins his “Argument from Design” by enumerating key differences between two obviously dissimilar objects—a stone and a watch. For the sake of meaningful contrast, Paley emphasizes three distinguishing properties lacked by the former and possessed by the latter. In this paper I will...

Existence of God Literature Review

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Paley’s Watchmaker: an Evaluation

4 pages / 1671 words

When considering the idea of a divine creator one might consider arguments made by analogy, as William Paley does in his work Natural Theology, as indications of such a creator’s existence. Paley constructs an argument by analogy by relating the universe to an intricate mechanical...

Book Review Existence of God

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Nausea: a Realization of Existence

4 pages / 1919 words

Philosophers of all ages have had to come to terms with the existence of God. If God exists then ideas of philosophy such as determinism and a perfect ideal of existence are concepts which can be effectively discussed. However, if there is no God, then...

Existence of God Existentialism Literature Review

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God's Love and Human Suffering in Bhagavad Gita and Revelation of Love

1 page / 1611 words

In the year 1373 A.D., thirty-year-old Lady Julian lay on her deathbed in Norwich, England, after suffering for weeks from an unknown illness (Julian VII). Around the year 3100 B.C., the war of Mahabharata broke out in India, leaving villages in devastation and the people...

Bhagavad Gita God Suffering

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Edwards' Explanation of The Nature of God's Wrath

1 page / 1704 words

In 1742, Jonathan Edwards undertook the task of crafting a sermon that would be powerful in the eyes of both believers and unbelievers. The result exists today as his sermon “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God.” The sermon differs from traditional sermons both...

Christian Worldview God